SULAIMAN et al., 2019 - Google Patents
The Complete Switching Circuit Design for CPU Joint Body Biasing and Supply Voltage ScalingSULAIMAN et al., 2019
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- SULAIMAN D
- HAMARASH I
- IBRAHIM M
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- ZANCO Journal of Pure and Applied Sciences
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The modern CPU technology scaling with increasing transistor density causes an exponential growth of both dynamic and static power dissipations that affecting the microprocessor's performance. The body bias voltage (VBB) and supply voltage (VDD) …
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